Wiz Dice DND Dice Set - 140 Pieces Total (20 Sets of 7 Dice in Unique Colors) & Storage D&D Dice Bag-Polyhedral Role Playing Dice - Perfect DND Accessories for TTRPG Dice Games - Bag of Holding

Needed some dice I could freely hand out at my game along with the ability for me to say "keep them" with a smile and not a hint of regret.This set is very safe. No glitter or wild ink colors. Very simple opaque, translucent, and some slightly shiny and swirly ones thrown in to keep the bag from being too boring. All have good contrasting ink colors, with Forbidden Treasure being a little weaker than the rest but the color combination is the knockout winner IMO and still plenty readable. Translucent yellow is also a little difficult but it's so bright and cheerful it might be worth it. Slightly disappointed there was no insert (or even the reverse of the paper label) showing the names of the sets, but there's nothing here too wild where naming is required.Despite my praise for Forbidden Treasure, I don't think opaque and simple dice are boring at all. They have a charm to them all their own. When all your friends are pulling out crazy nebula sparkle rocks with little teacups floated inside or whatever craziness they'll come up with next, your plain white with black ink set suddenly become the attention grabber. Try it, you'll see. Humans are interesting.Let's talk quality. The finish on the dice seem pretty decent and the translucents don't have any bubbles in them. Big difference between my 12 year old translucent Chessex set which is complete bubble town. And even at prices from 12 years ago, that set (a real set, not seconds fished out of a pound o' dice) was about triple the price of each of the 20 sets within this bag.Since I mentioned the competitor with incredible retail distribution reach, let's continue talking about them as a comparison. The Wiz Dice are all slightly (very slightly) bigger, except for the d4 which looks really undersized next to Chessex (and even undersized compared within themselves). Another exception is the d6 which is a nice, healthy size compared to the really small d6s in Chessex. Wiz Dice seem to be tumbled a less so while they're still attractively rounded, they look closer to the their intended polyhedrons compared to Chessex, most notably with their d20 which has the rounded edges just about equal in surface area as the flat faces. I think the Wiz Dice wins out for every die except the d4.Inking has less of a clear winner, unfortunately. Both brands seem to be hastily and splotchily inked. The molds seem okay, with the engravings seemingly deep enough, but the edging can be sloppy and the filling can have gaps. That said, looking at my Chessex set and comparing with Wiz Dice, Wiz Dice's white ink is much brighter than Chessex. I don't have blank inked Chessex to compare, but I'm curious if it's as dark as these. Wiz Dice edges out with higher quality paint.From the dates on the questions, this item seems to have been around since 2015. This is a review from 2022 so maybe this means they've worked out their quirks. None of the sets had dice with sprues still attached, none were missing, and they were all inked (to various degrees of success). Low bar? Maybe, but the reviews definitely put me on guard, but so far I've heard the manufacturer makes things right so I was only mildly concerned. I'm glad I didn't have to ask them to make it right and it was already right.Finally, overall value. Killer, absolutely killer. A little over a dollar per set of 7. There seems to be some arguing over whether these are factory seconds or not but personally, if these are seconds, I don't think the theoretical factory firsts have much room to be better. Each set is individually wrapped so "hey, I forgot my dice at home, can I borrow some?" is a question you can respond to by just reaching in the sack and tossing them a plastic satchel without much thought. And that bag? Looks great, stitching seems fine, with an understated and simple design.This is more than a "you could do worse" bulk pack of dice worthy of a 5 stars.

Excellent starter set for someone just getting into roll playing. Will provide dice for the whole party.

So, just to put a little perspective in for non-dice enthusiasts, the most commonly bought dice set is of the 6 core dice, save percentile but percentile is basically a less useful d10, at any local board game store for 10-12 dollars. That is for one 'technically incomplete set. I own one of these small sets, and they work alright. They aren't particularly interesting, but they work. A few days ago I was looking up dice sets that come bundles, which is something that players will most likely need, and came across an item called "A Mound of Dice." It's 35 dollars for 98 dice and one single coloured set. The 98 dice make up 14 sets, but they aren't colour coordinated. These come in a plastic bag with scuffed up dice. Luckily, before I bought it, as that seemed like an amazing deal to me, the person that spent 10 dollars on one set, I look up dice bags on Amazon. Low and behold, this strange unheard of company pops up. !Wiz Dice! The photo shows a clothbag, dice, and the phrase "$30 and free shipping with prime." But these dice... These dice weren't just grab bagged, some left overs from a factory. They were full sets, colours that matched, all of them in a set of their own. I opened the link and read the words "20 Sets," and saw them laid before me, some translucent, some with this weird sorts mixed colour scheme, and some that looked like the vintage sets. This, my friends, is truly a product made with love, and that bag feels so good. The fabric isn't pretty thick. I really like the bag. I didn't need it. Now I do. Get it for the bag, then worry about the dice. The dice are also good. Good dice.

Arrived promptly and exactly as described. This bag is really nice and soft with a sturdy drawstring so the dice won't tumble out accidentally. The embroidery is really pretty and neatly done. The dice sets this came with were all complete and the sets were exactly matching. A few of the dice look like they were a little roughed up (we will need to touch up the paint on a few so the numbers are more distinct) but that seems reasonable considering they were in a bag completely full of dice.I would guess we could fit at least another 100-140 dice in this bag so it will certainly hold enough for a big D&D group to have a few options each if players are new or don't have their own dice. We did several test rolls especially with the d20s and the sets seem well-weighted with no particularly strong or weak dice.I prefer to roll with matching sets and most of the colors are pretty distinct so they're reasonably easy to pick out of the bag although the solid and pearl colored dice are pretty similar looking so they might take a bit more time to discern when you pick them out. It might be prudent to purchase some smaller bags to separate the dice by color/set inside this larger bag to keep them organized but that might only appeal to me.Overall this is an awesome set and will absolutely satisfy the dice-hoarder mentality that so many of us tabletop gamers have developed.